Jon-Michael T asked:

I have a new sony Vaio and it has a blu-ray drive on it I want to know if I can play hd-dvds on it can someone help

Weston

SomVietKid asked:

My opionon is the blu-ray because of more companys choosing blu-ray and more storage on it. But it cost twice as much and its not compatible to the regular dvd’s. Plus it sounds better. For ex. “did you get the blu-ray disc?” sounds better than “did you get the hd-dvd?” It doesnt make much of a difference though.

Phoenix

black leopard asked:

blu ray and hd dvd are the same. period.

from time to time blu ray fans keep telling me that blu ray is better. like it’s their new religion, and they follow that religion with blind obedience. it makes no sense.

so one day i went to a friends house who owned both a blu ray and an hd dvd player. he owned two 47 inch hdtv sets. we set up the two hdtv sets side by side, one was hooked up to a blu ray player, the other on an hd dvd player.

we watched 300 and superman returns on both formats simultaneuosly. we can’t tell the difference between the two. they looked the same.

so blu ray and hd dvd are the same. why would blu ray fans claim that blu ray is better when it is not? that claim is very misleading. what’s sad about this is that, they just made sony their master and they are slaves of blu ray.

Kenneth

Matchin’ Hatches asked:

I know that this may be a stupid question, but I have no clue.

Colton

vengeance1262 asked:

depending on standard t.v or HDTV which would you prefer on blue-ray, or DVD depending on the time the movie was made and if it looks much better and has a better sound quality than a DVD.

Curtis

josee578 asked:

Ok so my dad wants to buy HD DVD but I told him that i heard that HD DVD was fail, but he says he doesnt wanna spend much on blu ray, so basically my question is:
Can a Blu ray system play normal movies (not blu ray movies) and still look better than normal DVDs?
I dont know if u guys got the question:
i just need to know this, can blu ray play normal movies and still look better than usual?

Jordon